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The present tense is "lie" (lies for the third person singular).

The present continuous is

am lying (I)

are lying (you, we, they)

is lying (he, she, it)

The present perfect continuous is:

has been lying (he, she, it)

have been lying (all others)

The present perfect forms are different for

lie (to tell a lie) and

lie (to lie down)

* LIE (tell falsehood)

has lied (he, she it)

have lied (all others)

* LIE (become recumbent)

has lain (he, she it)

have lain (all others)

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Lie in the present tense is spelled as "lie."

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